Sentence examples similar to is distinctively missing from inspiring English sources

The reply (O'Neill 1988, 459– 463) is that such talk about rights talk misses what is distinctively different about children as a group.

The Passat is distinctively Germanic.

And, moreover, it is distinctively British.

"This style is distinctively Black Sea," he said.

Julian Glover The document that emerged today is distinctively Milibandite.

(Lillian's prose is distinctively "gabby," as Frank put it).

Burnside has a lovely garrulousness that is distinctively his own.

Each floor is distinctively decorated, from sleekly modern to Baroque.

Today, after three generations, a culture that is distinctively black and British is in full flower.

The parodic note, neither contemptuous nor indignant but preternaturally calm, is distinctively Houellebecq's.

This combination is distinctively bluesy in spirit, and sometimes in sound, too.